The drummer is a wizard

Dude, it’s The Police! That’s Sting. It’s a rabbit hole! Run awayyyyyyyy. LOL. They are FIRE!!!!!! One of the top top bands of the 80’s. Message In A Bottle, next.

Every Little Thing She Does is another great one ❤😊

Still amazed at the excess of monstrous drum kits when Stewart Copeland used to five piece and sounded this good

Who are the Police? AB you’re making me feel my years. 😂

🔥🔥🔥💄💄💄 .. I knew you would like this one. The singer , Sting , is a major star. You will like many other songs from them. If you want a good laugh... check out the movie "48 Hours" from Eddie Murphy & Nick Nolte. Eddie sings this song in a great scene.

Don't Stand So Close To Me, Every Breath You Take, and King of Pain are my favorites. Best solo Sting songs are Fields of Gold, Englishman in New York, and I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying. All 6 are amazing. Edited to fix song title. (Though I thought it was funny)

Message in a bottle. Great song

Every Breath You Take is the best Song they have in my opinion and message in a bottle

Sting & The Police are 🔥🔥🔥. Lots of hits from these guys ~ check out Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, King of Pain, Every Breath You Take, Synchronicity II, Message In A Bottle, and Don’t Stand So Close To Me. Good stuff! 💕

This singer is Sting. He had an Epic solo career. Sticking to the theme, you should give Cheap Trick (band not song) a try.

*LOL* Yep, drunk is one word for it. When this song first came out, my friend group nearly ALL ended up in the ER with alcohol poisoning of the counting game. Between Roxanne and Every Breath You Take, and Message in a Bottle, most of us swore of booze for decades! It was way too easy, especially with how addictive The Police's sound was. I got to see them with my kids at their reunion tour in the early 2000s, and they were just as fabulous. Hadn't lost the energy, fire, and commanding stage presence A BIT! If you liked this one, try any of their catalogue (starting with the two above for popularity), then spread out to Sting's solo stuff - the lead vocalist has a ton of excellent songs that have a different vibe. My favorite of his is A Thousand Years, but again, you can't pick a 'wrong' one.

There's a gravel truck locally and on the back of it out says ROCK SAND and everyone always starts singing this 😆

Oh man, The Police are legends. Their lead singer, Sting, had a very successful solo career after the band split. I believe you’ll be blown away by Stings song Desert Rose with Cheb Mami, a brilliant Algerian musician and singer. His voice is amazing, together with Sting, it’s magic. Fun fact, Sting was a school teacher before his music career.

👍👍 One of my number one favorites is The Police - Every Breath You Take (Official Music Video)

While Sting (the lead singer) gets most of the attention, the drummer, Stewart Copeland is also crazy talented. He plays a lot of innovative patterns. He's not playing standard rhythms. The Police have lots of hits. They were so popular that MTV used them extensively in their famous "I want my MTV" commercials.

Concert tickets were cheap back in the seventies when this song dropped, but I never heard of The Police spitting on anybody. For that look to The Sex Pistols. At any rate, when you're ready for more from The Police, check out some of these "Message In a Bottle", "Walking on the Moon", "Bring On the Night", "Every Little Things She Does Is Magic", "Spirits In The Material World", "Can't Stand Losing You", "Driven To Tears", "Don't Stand So Close To Me" ...

"Don't Stand So Close to Me" (official video would be nice).

This song was released in 1979, and I think it was The Police’s first hit. Great reaction 🙂

The drummer Stewart Copeland came up with the name “The Police”. He stated it was free band advertising because police cars were all over the world. *Easy for anyone to remember.

Diddy re-made 1 of their biggest hits "Every Breath You Take" (which u should react 2).......for his Biggie tribute song "I'll Be Missing You"......Sting even performed onstage with Diddy 4 the song @ the 1997 MTV VMAs

Sting, Bryan Adams, and Rod Stewart, 3 legends together, singing All For One. A song from the movie The Three Musketeers from the '90s, with Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, Oliver Platt, Chris O'Donnell, Tim Curry(my favorite) and Rebecca DeMornay. In my opinion, the best of the many Musketeers movies. The song is so beautiful, and the video of them singing it is funny.

Written by Sting. He is the lead singer here and plays bass guitar 🎸. Great 👍 Sting sang lead vocals and wrote all the Billboard Top 40 singles. 40 years ago, they released their final studio 🎙 album. The sing Every Breath You Take competed against the Michael Jackson songs Beat It and Billie Jean for Song of the Year for Billboard, the Grammys and AMA. Suggested videos 📹: 1 The Police perform Every Breath You Take 2 Sting and Dire Straits perform Money 💰 for Nothing live in Live Aid.

You need to watch 48 Hours featuring Eddie Murphy. Increased the popularity of this song.

One of the greatest bands of the late 70's early 80's

Love The Police, never got the name either 😂 my faves are Walking on the Moon, Wrapped Around Your Finger, and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic ❤

One of my favorite Sting performances is Mo Ghili Mear from The Long Black Veil. Album by the Irish folk group The Chieftains. The album features Sting, Mark Knopfler, The Rolling Stones, Ry Cooder and others

I actually had to look up when the song was released since I though it was in the early 80's but it turns out that the song released in January 1979. The Police has a bunch of hits since Roxanne but that is the first single they released in the US.

Great song but every time I hear this song I hear Eddie Murphy singing this in the movie 48 hours 😂

ROXAAANNE!!!😊

Yep spitting is fighting words

I want my MTV

THE classic!! 💯 And I'm STILL saying that they're the best Reggae band, musically, of all time. 💯😎

Bruno Mars does great covers of Sting’s songs. One of the best was of Roxanne at The Barbershop nightclub in Las Vegas last year. Anderson . Paak was on drums. Also, look at Bruno’s cover of So Lonely and Message in The Bottle when Sting was honored at The Kennedy Center (around 8 years ago).

The Vocalist is actually a Chap worth real respect - Sting. Not just a Singer & Songwriter but a major Environmentalist as I was growing up. Worthy of respect in my eyes.

Great Reaction! The spitting was a thing Punks (Punk Rockers) did back in the day. Lol

For something different, try giving The Police's "Walking on the Moon" and "Bring on the Night" a listen. The music video for "Wrapped Around Your Finger" is good too.

Sting is a legend! Stuart Copeland drummer Legend.

Great reaction!

Hilarious reaction as always. But I definitely have to call you out on the spitting thing. Really incredible live vocal performances are often all about spitting. I mean even go back to opera. You don't have microphones; they have pipes and they know how to project, and they put so much power behind their consonants to start words and phrases and some of them were well known for spitting for several feet while they were singing. I can't tell you how many punk and post punk shows and even like really good high tempopp Blues shows and music like this where it's live, and the performer is just totally into it and you're going to salivate like crazy and you can only swallow for so long, might as well make it stylish while you do it, lol.

Songs 40 years old

AB you need to get a hold of their album Zenyatta Mondatta, the trifecta of "Driven to Tears"--> "When the World is Running Down"--> "Canary in a Coalmine" is total fire! Stewart Copeland's high-hat work on these songs is stellar!! Enjoy!

Check out Message In A Bottle, Don't Stand So Close To Me, Every Breath You Take, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic and De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da.

Lots of sound coming from a trio!

If you ever heard of 'PUNK' (form of music 1970's) The Police came out with that song around that time...anyway it was an etiquette among PUNKS to spit on one another as a form of 'respect'...just saying...:)

Love the Police (the band 😜) love this song!! Great reaction!!

P Diddy covered Police with "Every Breath you take" tribute to Biggy. Sting, the lead singer, actually performed with Diddy on Grammy's or one of those shows on the song too

I'll watch that video 100 times I've never seen that s*** oh damn

Saw the Synchronicity tour in 1983 for less than 20 bucks.

☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥😎

More albums the police please

Check out “Every Breath You Take” by The Police I’m sure you will like it & maybe even heard it before.

New listener. Love your channel!❤ If you heard this song on the radio in your car would you feel the same? Does being able give full focus to the song on your channel make you feel different than if you heard it in passing on the radio?❤❤❤❤❤

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This was in an Eddie Murphy movie.

Check into Dire Straits-"Sultans of Swing"

0 for 3? That’s generous, with patience and tolerance. If I don’t get a hit by number two if you make it to number two I’m disappointed severely the first time then I don’t know.

@2:40 Too late I died

Red light district. Red means your busy

Sting. Enough said.

He didn't spit on anybody guy, get over it...yeeeesh.

I love this song but I also love George Michael's version. So powerful, especially when you watch the video.

70s and 80s england was heavily influenced with Jamaican music.

That's Sting front man

I didn't see the lugi?

Lol CA Poowe!! 😆

If you ever want to watch a video that will put a smile on your face whether you react to it or not you should check out ..juzzy Smith introducing his one man band..pure talent that will amaze you..

I loved "Every Breath You Take" (even though it's kind of a stalker song) especially the remix with P Diddy or Puff Daddy as he was then.. BUT, omg I hated this song! I'm old enough to have experienced "Roxanne" the first time around when it was released and it was played to death. Like every other song on the radio was THIS song. Of course I was also in the beginning of my metal head days then but still I was certainly open to other genres and listened to many. But. Not. This. Lol Edited to add "King of Pain" is also very good.

He spit at a punker who threw his beer at him.

I even watched it again.... I still don't see him spitting!

"Who Are The Police?" They're a band that plays music and sings. I don't get it, is it a trick question?

The steward coppeland the best drummer and andy summers the best guitar

Do under 25s in America seriously not listen to radio? Cause these songs are amongst the most played songs in history

I know people wont believe me(because they act like ordinary people cant be kin to celebrities) but we are. The drummer Stewart Copeland is my 2nd cousin. I've only met him once and he looks just like my brother, Tony. Anyway...I've never liked their music LOL It is what it is.

Mate you need to listen and cut out the stupidity of counting names

The worst reactionist by far..musical criminality and disrespectful

I never noticed the spit before but that is definitely a head scratcher

As a sound technician for 20 years . 90 percent of bands spit on stage. Its freaking nssty